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391.
by neolog 5y ago
Commercial displays are a solution here, though they're expensive.
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by neolog 5y ago
Fair enough, for Moderna. Though my argument works better for J&J's numbers [1] with >$10B net income most years. [1] https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/JNJ/johnson-johnso...
393.
by neolog 5y ago
Imagine being so rich you can lose a billion dollars under normal operation.
394.
by neolog 5y ago
What does living in the US have to do with it? Different people do well or badly in every country.
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by neolog 5y ago
> I want the companies and investors in the pharmaceuticals that have made these to become fabulously wealthy They were already fabulously wealthy. Moderna alone had $232 million revenue last year.
396.
by neolog 5y ago
Plus Codes are a better choice. https://github.com/google/open-location-code/wiki/Evaluation...
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by neolog 5y ago
It's a webpage with buttons that take you to another webpage.
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by neolog 5y ago
> not fully compatible It's really quite close, and https://github.com/hpyproject/hpy is intended to make them even closer.
399.
by neolog 5y ago
positive net revenue?
400.
by neolog 5y ago
> In 2019, PyCon US generated 63% of the PSF’s revenue.
401.
by neolog 5y ago
Have you looked into the new hpy API? https://hpyproject.org/
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by neolog 5y ago
That seems more like state industrial sabotage.
403.
by neolog 5y ago
If you make something and sell it in a store, does that mean you're not allowed to sell other people's products in your store?
404.
by neolog 5y ago
> pestilence. We dun good.
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by neolog 5y ago
> The purpose of a business is to make money. A business does a lot of things. No need to restrict the "purpose" to just one thing.
406.
by neolog 5y ago
I used to get that all the time until I uninstalled some melpa package.
407.
by neolog 5y ago
Looks cool. Where do they get the data from?
408.
by neolog 5y ago
How did you figure out your pricing strategy?
409.
by neolog 5y ago
> We’re humans, we share about our lives. Some humans do, some don't. It makes sense for people who aren't interested to be able to avoid it and for people who are interested to be able to have it.
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by neolog 5y ago
> hundreds of hours Does that apply to cables designed for use in robots? eg https://okielectriccable.com/okis-robot-cables/
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by neolog 5y ago
> I can't think of anything meaningful any of these agencies have done in recent history. How much have you looked into it?
412.
by neolog 5y ago
> Not all things modern adhere to those design patterns. Could you give some examples?
413.
by neolog 6y ago
Have you any comparison with Turbo? https://turbo.hotwire.dev/handbook/introduction
414.
by neolog 6y ago
> I was able to power a microcontroller on just indoor light Wow!
415.
by neolog 6y ago
How does it decide what mime-type a file has?
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by neolog 6y ago
There is a proposal [1] that is looking for contributors. [1] https://github.com/stevengj/subsuper-proposal
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by neolog 6y ago
Imho, the best chat platform is Zulip. It has channels, named threads, good search, and persistent history. It's also open source. IME, it's way better for communities than Discord, IRC, Slack.
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by neolog 6y ago
Is that a solar panel on top? Can it power the computer?
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by neolog 6y ago
Some people are writing an alternative, Twinspark, inspired by intercooler/htmx but without inheritance and with batching [1]. Avoiding inheritance seems especially good to me. I'm wondering what is your take on removing inheritan
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by neolog 6y ago
Trademark law uses the "likelihood of confusion" concept.

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